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Spring into action this Black History Month with the library's antiracism LibGuide. Explore how this focused collection of books, talks, and links can help you engage in antiracism work: https://t.co/CDowuOPN2t #tcnjlibrary #TCNJ

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#FakeNewsGettysburgAddressEnvelope? We’re not sure how historians will access modern Presidents’ social media, but luckily Abe Lincoln wrote a lot on paper. This volume—and more presidential writings—are available at Gitenstein Library. https://t.co/pQV1aqytpO #tcnjlibary #TCNJ

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Got your TCNJ ID? Then you've got your library card! Come by Gitenstein Library and check something out. You can search for books and media here: https://t.co/Ag6l2urX1c #tcnjlibrary #TCNJ

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From the Gitenstein Archives: For Valentines day, Elizabeth Kendall & Mildred Bard (1915) enact a marriage proposal. From the Mildred Bard Charlesworth Pepper Papers https://t.co/YIO46Arqmb This archival project was made possible in part by
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The Chicago Style (CMOS) is commonly used in the Humanities & Social Sciences. Did you know there are two Chicago sub-styles? Fortunately, we make it easy to cite in either one with the CMOS Online. Check out the Citation Quick Guides! https://t.co/obCIotiogc #tcnjlibrary #TCNJ

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POSTPONED: The Mercer County Library Card Signup event has been postponed due to inclement weather. Contact https://t.co/sXt0PUtP2I with questions. In the meantime, Mercer County residents can sign up for or renew a library card online anytime at https://t.co/6rQCQtefnY #TCNJ

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From the Gitenstein Archives: In 1934, William Pickens, author of Bursting Bonds and Field Secretary of the NAACP, spoke at the college on race relations. See the entire article in The Signal here: https://t.co/YoziorKrWq #tcnjlibrary #TCNJ

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Celebrate Black History Month at Gitenstein Library with titles like this one https://t.co/nz3G4X922W and thousands of others. Ask a librarian for help finding more on this or any topic. https://t.co/o8XIp03ogF #tcnjlibrary #TCNJ

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Welcome back, TCNJ students! TCNJ’s librarians are ready to help you find what you need to succeed this semester. Meet us at the reference desk in the library or pop into the chat box at https://t.co/AWvierJGV9 #TCNJ #tcnjlibrary

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From the Gitenstein Archives: Prof. Dickerson Farley, Penmanship instructor at the NJ State Normal School, won a prize for this pen work. See the entire Feb 1886 issue here: https://t.co/Xduqhuv2rq. This rescan was made possible in part by @US_IMLS. #IMLSGrant #tcnjlibrary #TCNJ

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From the Gitenstein Archives: For many years, the New Jersey State Normal School at Trenton had a Mandolin Club. See the entire 1925 yearbook. https://t.co/mtCF0jyFNq… This processing and digitization project was made possible in part by
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Last week Gov. Phil Murphy signed the Freedom to Read bill! It requires the creation policies governing library selections & reconsiderations. The bill also helps protect librarians & educators against harassment and intimidation while performing their jobs. #tcnjlibrary #TCNJ

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Check out the latest Gitenstein Library Newsletter featuring articles on students' favorite library spots, archival updates, student worker & staff spotlights, reading recommendations from TCNJ faculty, and more. https://t.co/9x76vwQUiE #tcnjlibrary #TCNJ

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As classes end, take a break from textbooks and check out some of the library’s 400+ graphic novels, including “Boxers” and “Saints” by Gene Luen Yang, two related tales about coming of age in China during the Boxer Rebellion. https://t.co/BBavsS1B8q #tcnjlibrary #TCNJ

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From the Gitenstein Archives: The very first issue of The Signal, published in December 1885, focused on both the New Jersey State Normal School at Trenton, as well as the Model School, where budding teachers applied their new skills. https://t.co/wQDLPc0M3i #tcnjlibrary #TCNJ

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Need help finding sources for your final paper or research project? Your subject librarian is within easy reach. Don't hesitate to Ask-A-Librarian! https://t.co/yKf16sso2E #tcnjlibrary #TCNJ

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Many of us will be celebrating Thanksgiving next week with a focus on family and food. Take a deep dive into food habits and food history by exploring some of the fascinating titles available from Gitenstein Library. https://t.co/odBGND2rEB #tcnjlibrary #TCNJ

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It's transgender awareness week. Gitenstein Library has many resources for learning stories, experiences, and how to advocate against prejudice, discrimination, and violence that affect the transgender community. https://t.co/7wZPPAkCYl #tcnjlibrary #TCNJ

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With the presidential election now decided, reflect on the history of the electorcal college. "Read Why Do We Still Have the Electoral College"?, https://t.co/anwRtJHEKk written by Alex Keyssar, Professor or History and Social Policy, Harvard University. #tcnjlibrary #TCNJ

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Are your research projects ramping up? RefWorks can help! It stores the materials you find in a searchable personal library. And it can automatically format academic citations while you're writing a paper. For more information: https://t.co/6Ccm1SYszf #tcnjlibrary #TCNJ